The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-04-28


p VII prosch .. The chnreh sunasy nornlu
aIiam Rev Mr.. Meioslfe has receive
80 sppolasnsss 70 the church u johns
bzrs. wsren Co. NY
MIR Wright 10 removing her nilliner
shop from hes residence 70 the little bous
hesver The residences Of DR.. wymsn snl
M, J, u. whipple. where she viii soon b
prepared and happy 10 rsoeiss and siieni
10 ali Der old ard many RES customers.
4 ssp. The younses, daughter 81 Mr.
Normsn 0riciih, died u her home o,
Mosdsy night, after a .~o weeks illness
IL seems bard for oee 10 he taken iron
earth. - was this youas lady, jos. rs liiei
pleasures were openisg before her; bu
Gods says ara nc, A. onr ways" .ot
"He doesh all thing. well /"
Three persons verc confirmed By
Bishop Bisssli 81 Zion church last Sunday
siiersson. A, this service very pretty
Con6fmssion banner vss usca for the first
time Tlis banner vas the bsndivork and
sii, Of our former ,ovnsman, A. Louis
Miner, ~bo though nov living at the
isr;besi extremity Of our country. does no,
forget his early associ ,tions With the
people Of 'old Zion.
-One year ago The mercantile business
of G. Is Durham. J. IL. Bonessecl scent.
became hnsneislly embarrassed. Quite .
large Iumber Of bills we're overdue and
the creditors becoming. perhaps needless
ly. alarmed began 10 sue their claims.
Had the property been disposed OF at a
forced sale there might not have been
enough to h.se satisfied. al tho debts,
Fortunately ~iser connsels prevailed. The
creditors agreed upon basis for settle
mcut, and Col NJ y. Colburn was APP
pointed trosiee. Under his energetic
management the business was continued
and every creditor has been paid 10 full
together with about 5000 IN costs, The
Business has gone back into the hands OF
Mr. Bonesteel As agent Of Z. b. Dunhsm,
who will be pleased to see all bis old
patrons aud many new ones Ills many
friends all wish ihm many years Of busi-
peas prosperity 10 the old brick store. Call
and see him.
"A young man named Harrington, en-
ployed on the farm OF Leroy Bourn, about
Two miles north OF Manchester Centre, had |
. strange aud severe encounter with two
masked men while boiling sap in the
woods on Sunday night According to
Hauington's story be was sitting by the
.rch about midnight when the low growls
n large shepherd dog, bis only compsn-
on, caused him TO rise from his seat and
ook sround, when be was startled by be-
ng confronted by man with black veil
lrawn over bis face. Harrington demanded
IN explanation but received none; when
10Th men rushed for each other and
ougb aud tumble fight ensued. Harring
on says he was getting the best OF the
nan when to his horror yelled mystery.
10. 2, appeared on the scene with club
d his hands, with which he dealt Harring-
on = blow on the head knocking him
euseless. When Harrington came to his
enses l,e found himself standing waist
eep in the chilly water OF the Batsenkill.
ie managed to get out aud return home.
nore dead than alive, and discovered that
% bad been dragged and thrown into the
liver yearly q mile from the scene Of the
ght. Harringtons head is badly cut and
be condition Of bis clothes would seem to
orroberate his story.
Alta Regular meeting Of Factory Point {
,odge No SO, I. O. OF o. +. Held at their
,dse room 1t Manchester Centre, April I
5th. 1887. The following preamble and
we're presented and adopted:
WHEREAS, Death has again and again
pine to our little band OF brotherhood.
10 silently touches the hand Of our /
rothsr and they pass out through our !
'dse door together. The loved one has
one forever, but his grim companion for
My = short season Only the whisper 9
,mes back to us, "Ioa too mnsf come 70 the ,
Dk rirer. one BY or" few evenings
20 our loved brother, Myron II. Law
,nce. left the lodge room with a smiling 8
Dol nigh, TO all. NE parted with
in with hearts full VI hope and ,
,od will, Tor We did not see the grim, ,
messenger, ut his side, A few
lys u weary. anxious watching and our {
ro,her is at rest forever. and hrs place 10
~ lodge Jooni Is vacant. We shall miss
IN Ia the affairs OF life, for al work en-
listed To him was promptly aud vel /
,ne. We shall miss him ia the social I
mle. Tor seni4ii,y and Kindness besined I
every lilenmept oi his coanteosnce. and
as andiblc IN ever, sentiment he uttered, !
e shall nlss bin 10 orr lodge. for bis !
9 ~as ever natchInl to discover needed e
nrk. aad hi. land ever ready md prompt o
40. Therefore.
R,starei That 10 the death Of Brother 4
rrcn II Lawrence our Lodge has sus
med an ifrepsrsble loss n
Rrssred That eur Lodge room be cloth
with the etobienr 81 mourning and that
Il officers aud brethren wear the badge OF ?
burning While IN the lodge room.
Resoiroi. That the members Of this !
,dee AZ body extend their HEARTFELT
mpsihy 10 the sadly stricken wife and a
rcaved father and brother. with the p
ient hope that The consolation OF hap =
meeting 9th their loved one will soon Z
snge all tears and mourning 10 JOY and y
.dusss - lylsa NE pusis hare cleared Q
az"
Rcasrsf, That this preamble and these =
.olntious be printed In the Manchester :
uksAL and copy be senE Ia the family
our departed brother.
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